Smart and yummy educational animations, mini–games, and interactive tools that help mid-school learners better understand math concepts.
Atlantean Dodgeball - ratios and differences
Bad Date - ratios
Number Rights - fractions and decimals on number line
Overruled! - measurement and proportions
Ratey the Math Cat - unit rates
Scale Ella - scale factor
Math Snacks Video Player - iOS App includes all Math Snacks animations and learner guides.
Animations
Game Over Gopher Game - coordinate pairs
Monster School Bus - base ten, decimals and operations
Pearl Diver - fractions and decimals on number line
Ratio Rumble - ratios
Gate - Building numbers and place value
Games
What are Math Snacks?
Math Snacks are short animations and mini-games designed to present mathematics in a very different way. In fact, we hope these snacks don't look like traditional math at all. Math Snacks give students, especially those who don't particularly like math, another way to look at math concepts. While Math Snacks are designed for middle school, they address content and have been used by students in grade 3 – 8.
Using Math Snacks on mobile devices, like the iPad, helps kids take the learning on the go. iPads and iPods are also great classroom tools, when you can't take the entire class to a computer lab.
Mathematicians, math educators, artists, and game developers work collaboratively to create games and animations that teach math in a different way.
Math Snacks include learner guides kids can use and teacher guides to transfer a conceptual understanding to math problem solving. Teacher guides and printed transcripts of each animation are also available.
Math Snacks are short animations and mini-games designed to present mathematics in a very different way. In fact, we hope these snacks don't look like traditional math at all. Math Snacks give students, especially those who don't particularly like math, another way to look at math concepts. While Math Snacks are designed for middle school, they address content and have been used by students in grade 3 – 8.
Using Math Snacks on mobile devices, like the iPad, helps kids take the learning on the go. iPads and iPods are also great classroom tools, when you can't take the entire class to a computer lab.
Mathematicians, math educators, artists, and game developers work collaboratively to create games and animations that teach math in a different way.
Math Snacks include learner guides kids can use and teacher guides to transfer a conceptual understanding to math problem solving. Teacher guides and printed transcripts of each animation are also available.
